8 Broadcaster Press June 6, 2017 www.broadcasteronline.com How To Keep Your Home Safe While You’re On Vacation Whether you’re jet-setting across the seas or taking a “staycation” nearby this summer, protecting your home should be a top priority. With nearly 40 million Americans planning to kick off the summer travel season with a Memorial Day Holiday weekend trip, AAA offers tips to help make vacations less stressful. “Vacations require preparation and planning,” said Marilyn Buskohl, AAA spokeswoman. “Just as you ensure all your items are packed for a relaxing time away, it’s also important to take steps to safeguard your home and keep your possessions safe from theft and hazardous weather.” Tips to protect your home while Bookyou’re away 63 • Lock up. 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